Perhaps it will be of interest to somebody. We have written (and will
support) an "official" plugin to support on-the-fly search results
clustering (aka "dynamic facets") inside ElasticSearch. The code is
here:
It's been quite fun to work with ElasticSearch internals and the
possibility to include static content inside the plugin's _site is
ingenious -- see the self-driving documentation for example:
Le mercredi 3 juillet 2013 14:17:41 UTC+2, Dawid Weiss a écrit :
Perhaps it will be of interest to somebody. We have written (and will
support) an "official" plugin to support on-the-fly search results
clustering (aka "dynamic facets") inside Elasticsearch. The code is
here:
It's been quite fun to work with Elasticsearch internals and the
possibility to include static content inside the plugin's _site is
ingenious -- see the self-driving documentation for example:
Perhaps it will be of interest to somebody. We have written (and will
support) an "official" plugin to support on-the-fly search results
clustering (aka "dynamic facets") inside Elasticsearch. The code is
here:
It's been quite fun to work with Elasticsearch internals and the
possibility to include static content inside the plugin's _site is
ingenious -- see the self-driving documentation for example:
Sweet ! medcl also wrote an integration long time back.
Yes, I actually looked into medcl's code and it was a great helper --
kudos to him of course. That first implementation did not have the
support for Java API (only REST) and I wanted a clean-room
implementation to get the understanding of the internal workings of
ES.
Perhaps it will be of interest to somebody. We have written (and will
support) an "official" plugin to support on-the-fly search results
clustering (aka "dynamic facets") inside Elasticsearch. The code is
here:
It's been quite fun to work with Elasticsearch internals and the
possibility to include static content inside the plugin's _site is
ingenious -- see the self-driving documentation for example:
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